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HITS I yas MEET NERESt me TAFF ON RECORD _---- \ Committees Keeping Details] Secret, But Suspicion Grows REPUBLICANS MAY FIND BLL DiFIGULT to Piss RATES EVEN HIGHER THAN PAYNE MEASURE FORECAST IN BOME QUARTERS t 0. P. LIGKS ~LEADER Uncertain Health and Absence of Senator Penrose From Washington Add to Lack of Confidence. By MARK SULLIVAN. (SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) Washington, June 8 - Tha detailed fgures of the tariff Rill which the ways and means committee is now writing are kept m committee secret, but enough is known about them to justify a widespread erpectation on + ed Not since tho Johnstown Flood h as such destruction been wrought [RECEDING FLOOD LEAVES PUEBLO - IN RUINS WITH HUNDREDS DEAD This photograph shows one of the dams and {rrigation meservolrs which gave way. lis rishing wa- ters tnundated the city, mumy were made homeless and millions of dollars worth of property was destroy- the part of members of the lower hquse that the now tariff bill will be higher than the Payne Aldrich bill and higher than any tariff bill over written in Amerioa. It is this sus: picion that caused the turning down of the ways and means committeo'a proposal that the now rates should go into' effect for an emergency , period of five months \sight un seen \ NEEXS DEFENDS GLAGKER LISTS NAME $ PUBLISH ED IN CONGRES- SIONAL RECORD SMM L PERCENTAGE ERRORS Qurt of Approximately 40,000 Mames Thum Far Published, Onty 20 Foumd To Have Served Country and Removed From List, No Vote Taken. It was decidedRy inausplelous for the Republican Readership in con gress that this the ways and means commi'tea's first official proposal should be turned down by the Repub- lcan caucus so flatly as it was. No role was taken om the proposal: but It was evident that the sentiment among the rank and file antagonistic to the wava and moans committee s poaltian was fully 4 to 1 The reason pubslicly given for re o r a‘9_1.IQUOR BAN LIFTED * IN FLOODED REGION ' Restrictions Off For Peréed of ' 30 Days. Denver, Colo., June 8_.-An. nouncement was made today by Frank K. Medina, federal prohi bition director for Colwrado, that all liquor rostrictioras had been lifted for 30 daws at Pucbio, ms an emorgercy meas ure In combatting the posssibic spread of @iseaso in the flood ' area. t- oPEEGH OF SMG lee'ing the proposal was that !t saa WaiBington, June % The (rst in | Wh:'llullonu Unquestienably it | sumilment of army draft evader lists mgpzrttgztblggggzzzl1331325113! | comtaiming names of approximately! Into effect as law rates made by mg‘ 1600 naot carried on war domrtmeml vais and means committse at a | mreandm as having failed to report for | Uma before congress knew what i mt litary service during the var, ap. thors rates were going to be As t on | , - ared tod in the Congressional gresaman G MOY Nortp Jared today an George M Young of Nor were ince Dak a sald, 'The member of come i Record The names «>o ia willing at this time 29; «th (Bae sanction of the house by dgr\ trfore ha can know flammag'llerwmnlaHvr Johnson. Republican. abe .' 'he rates of duty which the, perv arent farlff bill will conain to SUD Dakota ATs to give auch rates the force of mecrelary Weeks in a letter te \r Wa as econ as reported must have a Jithinsom said he was convinced that '* 'n the ways and means commit | benefits to be dertvad from the pub tre rot nz short of sublime © |liratora of these sn-called slackes Incdertaliy. it can be maid that if i In¥a' w ould outweigh all objection \ the h pibhcan catrecus had not turned T' is now inaigsted most yehernent | dour boca pmpasal and if it had been 11s ** Mr Weeks said that the lista; brock up in the house and senate 'shevuld never have been published at i the Democrats would have filibuster 'all unt! 1 the department had been ab | M aga \at It all summer if necessary Hat—um; copyvinced that there appear Bat a bia unconstitutionality and in- ‘vd thereon the name of no man who €pelereovy were given publicly as argualiw rendered military or aaval the rear nk for turning down the pre Harm“ during the period of the Pini! a more rem! reason was 'hpi\\mr|d war. and the: preaa nf the whispered suspicion that; the uuis and mm ommities is { eorntry haes to a great extent rm€used «+8 a sans - rom 2s is - |to publish the lists, the 7, 2 A and? higher than ever be xmflnd of refusal being the large fore > «a n pzeentage of error which, it Ila! Rates May beToo High. lrlmlmerfl, already has been proved to| fe A> (Congressman Young also said 'erist Mre na quite aura the rates, What\ **As m matter of fact out of approxi I 3%. what they are. will be “Mum“My 40 0p» names which thus far' g a\\ receive your BUppOrt UPOM pola papeq published It has become , \ha assage of the bill\ Remember meesamry to remove those of on ly 20 | ba\ «'anch a Republican as James mgistranis who actually rendered ; 5 \ann found the rates In the Payne sevice during the war This most '\ that he could not rote for 1 da far from beimg a large,; nLage of error T* new bit is confidently expacted ; PEC\ to 'e ngher than the Payn); m5. ang , number of those who are | whey u, . cla imin g service je, however, quite | donq \3:2; {522511552213 glifini‘; , lhrgo and it is these uninvestigated | © sadership will have. extreme C&ims tbat are being utilized ! cre- 4 ' dn getting so high a bill ale a popular clamor against the pub th @* the house The Republicans Watio® of any additional Hista { bot.. n the house and senate are de \It ® Perbaps. only natural that.‘ cles s weak in the sort of leader. Pome§ée draft deserters, alied by | Lik thefr relatives and friends, sbould / that - ir Jnflo can whip an unwilling party mek to avoid punishment and shame iq through practicing deception resard- I eth .|4r:£:tgngmsgx ($522; [ig the ir status during the period of W*s*tore and the tariff measure The W=tllies and by giving out frise Ret have mo Cannon and no to representatives of the | A*. h The uncertain health and P®®® Choreby misleading reputable! the arsence from Washington of fen MCW \Pa pers and the public and rant-I @r Penrose of Pennayivania add to UF unwarranted di'schdit union the the wack of confidence. Penrose is ‘offl clal records at Washington: But I Cha rman of the finance committee. ® Lee! that the press should decline and amr such is rupposed to be in to Publésh such statements voxrnpt Charee of both the taxation measure 2\ ©\ cohyboraunn by the war de- A04 the tariff measure. With Par-. Pittment fice absent, the next in command on | th finance committee 4s Senatér Mc-} 2mm” of North Dakota; and! 502W“- McCumber has no such Aid-i € 't'ke qualities of drilimaster as th Hepublicans need. (Copyright, 1921, By N. ¥. Evening Post, fnc ) . MEXICO BOOSTS TAX OF FOREIGN OHL CONCERNS (By The Associated Press.) City, June 8. -Petroleum \m pPanfeg operating in Mexico must PB an average inmcreake of 25 per Wichita, Kas., June 8.—Hordesv0f airts, driving upward, from the earth t \tubes are threatening Ceit in export taxe on their pro- through mud tub duc te, baring-mg Inlay 1, under likedomrucelon to the $100,000 Exchange terms of a decree issued by Presi- ' biullding at the stock yards Bere. dent Obregon last night. The money lumber stored under the obtained wit be used solely in mat- ' buliding Bad Been practically con- \& payments on Mexico's foreign summed and the ants have driven their debs, \_ |wiy up along pipe lines to the wood; L oTARTS A STORM SENATOR M'CORMICK PROTEETS TO HARDING ALSO ASKS _'n§ri_av 10 AT I!linois Senator Requests f ecretary of Navy to T ake Discip! iniwy Meas ures Against American Naval Offi cer. Washington, | June - B -S-cretary Denby instructed Rear Admical Sims today to advise the navy dep artment immediately by cable as to whether he was correctly quoted an ppross ac- counts of an address he made to the , English Speaking Union at a lunch eon in London June 7 Washington, June So- senater Ap Cormick. Republican ] Hncsts «m plained formally teday to Porgsgent Harding and Secretary about tire address delivered In Lonelon ye terday by Rear Admial sims 'in which he diseussed the Irish ques tion The senator asked Keects tary Denby to take disciplinary against the admiral He did net «ee the president formalis hit asked Secretary Christian to « ail the nd dreas to the attention of the execu- tive On leaving the White House mena tor MeCormick declared that the ad address which was delivered before the Engilsh Speaking ! nion was \disgusting and un Azer tran \ TIONISTS TO CLOSE THEIR CLEVELAND MEET TODAY Cleveland. O , June % - FHle«tion of officers and the con«Metation of feen lutions were on the closing program of the annual convention of the American Zfonist organization tnday Approval of the Keren Elayeand (Palestine foundation fundip as ns tablished by the London cornference was asked in one resolutiore while another acknowledged the world's Zionist congreas as the supreme au- thority in all Zionist affairs ANTS THREATEN DESTRUCTION TO BIG BUILDING IN WICHITA, KAS. M8s. sSTLUMAN Names Traveling in Great Armies, They Tuanel Way Through | Huge Wooden Structure. N work of the west ture which they hay as the second floor Washington entomologists e tunnelle« as far have identified the ravaging Vialtor as an' Australian or South American ant which drives in armies, overwhelm- fag fu time any wood stmrcturs in its path. The cattle at the stork yards seem to be free of attacks. TURKEY dreis HEP FRONTIER 10 AEDS NATIONALISTE ADMITTING * GREAT HORDES BIG OPERATIONS . MPEND Large Reinfortements Received by Angora Government Who Threat en Advance om Black §¢a. - &+ (By The Associated Press ) Constantineple June & ~--Turk.-h natonalist authorities have opened the frontiers to admil large bites of «Maslem Rol«hesik troops which bave been crencentrated during lhe last month on the Armenian border The Angora government has alan made an offer to tGeperal Wrange! former head of the aul porernment of southern Ruse a 'o tranaplant his armv in Thrace and there form a Turco Russian republ c ccenoral Wrangel bas rejected tos [ian The Greek fleet appeara tn hase been given Hberty of action t: ihe | C Salvation Arm}; pational committee Hehasbe-on ac 'ailiee The Greek baitleship Rika« |CUTDF. one of tive aho baked U?“ tivo in Celifornia politica former'y the oid lxaHlnn-h'lp Mirc se p {emomss doughnuts in Frames, | Is \f ifr has had w#ds «#1paf. i \ AlBbe party | she will turn out \WE“ fence as an admirmity lawwor fn the pin the 1 nited Slt'tna.n¢;\w. haunt: +> of dmgemu‘n today sho any-ll shipping Industry Before te esr he cite»? '.Tlfun'\\:r 22? it aing . 4) Rls was in Primes O |% months was a leader tn te moverment for a' number of small veasele yer by ts Turks in mine Paying In anticipation of a Creek the Turks are removing ro ovr stock from _- Afiun Karahissar and Eski Shethir Big Operation Threatens London Jire 8 - Large militar inforcements have berm recalres >a Mustapha Kemal Pasts head e' Turkish Nationalists a! Angora, and he is threatening to aJ rance tpen the Black Sea and to* Sea of Marmora - The Angora i <> ernment is sald to have taken as at rogant attitude | toewam|l the a oes Inspatches eontaining these «*a meta were featured by opac ton newspapers this merming. and t> rituation in Asia Miner was decl | to hold alarming possibilities Information received by the ral w ould appear to Imply the or. itv of the Greek army operatts. -C present between the \a tanalist« : 'ettions and Oonstantnaople {m «:en “my advance by the Nationalists « ~ are generally regardel as cnop ing with the Russian Rolsheviki A Constantinople dispatch to ** Daily Mail reports the Rritish bat's ships Iron Duke and King (ie tse have been ordered to - the elles. it being intended that thev «* Join in operations against the Nati: alists by blockading Black Sea p =~ and covering the landing of (reek > inforcements i- In-efficial quarters however, 1+ ' stated the Rritish government not reached any decisfon regar) (the difficulties encountered in A-. 1 Minor It is sard the situation s gnm be considered until Prime Min tercMoyt George fréturnmg to Lon. from the country, where he is rest this week, nffemna tye *+ hyst a £0 C SECOND CORESPONDEN Yonkers, June 8. Mrs Anne ! Stillman, defending the suit for « voree brought against her by Jame A. StiHman, New York banker, tods filed an amended answer naming end of the struc- ; woman known only as Clark as a ond co-respondent. The first woman Inamed was Mrs, Morence Leeds, a Mdétlaréd that France had been at war [former chorgs girl | Mr. Stillman had had, on numerou« occasions between the fall of 1917 and July 1920, illleit relations with Clara, whose full name was unknown to the defendant. \aw ork of clearing: It was charged in the answer that | « THREE CENTS A COPY IN P ILSEIDW HE RL RELIEF WORK IN - MEBLOMASTENEN / #9 ' ¥ VASSAR HEAD To 4? DECISION TUE PAY | eines s i WIll Announce Action o nBufia- | lo Offer. ; Poughkeepsie, June - {f-Or. Henry Noble McCracke n, pros- - , Ident of Vassar collige, itated - today that he will announce his ' decision on accepting tmec han- | collorshlp of Buffalo Unkvrsity, | at the Vassar commemcment | exercises next - Tuesday morn- ' ing. t LASKER NAMED T0 HEAD SHIP BOAR CHICAGO ADVERTISING NA N AP. POINTED CHAIRMAN i I i I n Workmen Removing Bodies asi Precautionary Measure Against Disease ANO COUNT OF DEA MALE; AT 18 ESTIMATED AT 501; {HUGE TENT - COLONY ESTA L ILISH ED ON HIGHLANDS TO CA RE FOR 2,00 HOMELESS | ’-l a TiN SEME rEstOE | Sng Progr once, OIHER PLACES ANE HMLED Moyer Lissner, T. V. O0'Camor, Ed. ward C, Plummer, Benson, Former Senator Chamberiain arad Frecor- ick D. Thompson Others Who Will Be Nominated F or Pigcem, Denver, Colo., June 8. -Ten mil. l'on dollars' worth of Pueblo goods and scores of bodies of Pusblo citi. ens lie stmowra irs the mire ind the quicksamds of inundated firm lands for 35 mi4lee south on both of the rag@ng Arkansa river, below rccording to a dae patch today to tho Dorver Tims. Washington. June 8 Fom ar nouncement of the appointrmm® of A. D - Lasker, a Chlrago advertising man, as chairman of thes smipping board was made todiy at tho Whito Howse Ex-Senator Charnberiain Othors who are underst«ord to be Pubelo, CoBo, June 8. among),- ment of a refugee camp today to ro Ir‘ohn those - mae homeless by tho fived is regarde@ ais Pusblo® grea! cest step toward of normal .“’f‘.‘l‘lfl‘::l“ P J EBlamarock panource{ | assured places on the board |I hat refugees from» various publi{®re Meyer Lissner of Los Angeles, 'beutldi ngs would be removed to tho tod&y | There are about 2, --* . homeless Im (ise city. bo osmid. maul of whomn nge Mericanas and wit (taally helploms \ Relic! Veorke fyrstematized. +- Relief work vas rapidly boing myt (anzund The fighting system was , beeiog steadily im prorvod and with #ho e ipected installa tiona today of a wi Lor purifier, thr siation of moxingr problem bid« fair to be 10lv e=d Callf ; T. V. O'Connor of Bwifa.Bo, and Edward C. Plummer of Bash Mins mll Ropublicans; an® Wi liam 8. Bonson, retired, now merying ms chairman of the board , former Senator George E (tham tberlain of Oregon, and Rroderick | \Thompson of Mobile, Ala.. Democrats. Formal announcement of the tions aro expected within a fow Colonel Hamreck ssid he epee! ; Dours and the nominations the camp would be needed for go to the sansto todiy or four weeks The makeup of the bord it under __,Nefurese mnd rolgel worker ' stood to hare boon finally clfqded at the streets y are interfering ' m prolonged conforence thiss momng | Weith the clea nup» imrd reconstrurtion ; Roiweep President Herding izzd Mr work,\ he _ \The camp will do Larker rauch to remove thia obstacle to our! agp Laskor is an ofickal of tho | work in geltimg thimgs back to Rot | tard & Thomas edvertisizag angetrcy mial\ & of Chicago and part ow ner cof{Rze (\hi. Salvation Amy on Duty, cago National League basebikl club Twenty fire Sa lation Army work Bie was a supporter of Hizam 'o ts nre here from Pen vor, Colormd@o! mon for the Republican Springs and Timn»ad and the messi nomination last year foor the refugee c am p has been tirn Mt. Lissner, who is a lawyer, aBso o-] over to them _T hey brouclst ( ®9j war a Johnson supporter ami fa 1#13 of prossion« from Deny @ mand 1916 was a member of the ax 0 Adjutant Marg ares Sheldon of th committes of tie Promesstvo the Mirat disesiors Hasten Cleasting of Strocots. A bright eninsbime today piy-el over food and mado the more imfeem®he the work of re nanving bodies of intimals and clear Ing of debmsas ao precautionary agaimsl Work of reemering the dead, hnw! his been subenminated to the trp and restoring sanitation Fhe search for bofjJef chas hardly yet begin Tt was expect ea! that the clean up work will reveal ' naore definitely (he lea of life which; | Red Cross estimale« continued to, p€ace at 5h 1 L ship subsidy Mr. O'Connor is fnternatiooni preal dent of the Tongshoremam'i union Ple was serfously, considersed at one dent Hardfug's cabinet Admiral | Renson is a mull we - af Cleorgla. Although his teenrre as chairman of the beard epIn@ auto! rnatically at the end of the Wilson! administration, he ham coretinze| to carry on the board's affairs at Pres ! ident Hardpur‘a request. Ur Thompson is now hooljieeg the position of the board's ov iso chair. mnan - Ho has served as olitor of' vartous | publications | t ho , Memphis Commerc dal Appemal ard tho , Mobile Register and News He} now is chief owner and pu@Blisher of! the two Hatter nimed papers Senator Chamberlain was var tine chairman of the senate m'lf tiry com- | tailtee and in that capacits alt racted attention break with | President l Secretary Baker. SEEKS TO STOP BIG BOUT _. UNTIL VETERANS GET PAY T RAIN FROM PUEBLO . caRRIE; 375 REFVafEs 1 Den ver. Colo Jura 8 The irst, train goa leave Pyeblo «Ince the floods of lest week arisel in Denver early, brirging it 5 refugees and tour is te w bo were> matreevned there The train whioh came a ever the Sinta Fe tracks, left Prichin late yesterday amd arrived here at 2 a m Wihkon aind : Representative Galligan, Massachusetts, Assails Demp-1 sey As \Big Bun Who Dodged the Draft.\ . | Washington . Jane & - A resolut-on designed to prmhiblt the Denpey (‘érpentler fight mt Jersey City Jialy! would not bave cost these me incl {2 unless congzets - meanthile | shall vidually $50 to have helped neet the heave \fairly tweat ed\ Americans w hol cost of & soldier bonus bilZ served in the World war, was into' \I am opposed to this Inteniatlional enous ents omer oF Opn oo Onin Sol {sentative Galldvin, [Democrat, Misa tnill the America: 80”ng Mea aed : chusetts. women have been fairly trated by ; In a statement, Representative Gal) the American government.\ |liwan characterized Dempsey as \a big bum who di@ ged the draft\ and tance of a soldiers bonus\ tao real champions,\ Mr. Gallivan said \\It. mormon gn ___ RICKARDS RENOMIN ATE D AS CHIEF OF MLLITBA Washington, - June $- Brigaiiter General George C. Rickard: of the Pennsylvania national _ guseri nom! Filed by President Wilson tor chisf of the militia bureau but mores con firmed, was renominated fer the fot months before Carpentier joined tke colors. \The men who vill pay $50 for a rimgsiGe-seat to 400k ut these twro 'Aghters' overwhelmed members of tho last congress with their letters time for secretary of Eabor In Prei I Acted As Chairmam. ' ; sen what | said by a senational bas well as - Matertown Daily Cimes. Xn CITY or WATERTOW D, TOUR (KEXTE, CEBERG OFF NEW FOUNDLAND: R SAID TO BE IN NO DANGER OF SINKIN FREIGHT BOAT CRASHES o- ( I THE WEATHER Tonight: Partly cloudy, Thursday: Probatsly rain. n_ RS. 22222222222 BATT LE OCCURS IN § TREETS OF DUBLIN Five Conmtables Wounded ire } Attack. ! l i (By The Associated Prem.) Dubin, June 8. - Oublire | strootm wears swept with by fst | for 20» mEnutes this morming ' followring an attack with revol- l, vers and bombs on a police lor- ry Five constables were wo.und- od in the attack and some civil- | | lang adio wore wounded. 48 TB\ NM SHT TI Jul FOR Mr SWAT KIMG ALSO FINE® $100 FOR SPEEDING - IORIGST OVER SENTHEE Famour Horns Run Hitter Grartly» Diatremad As He is Escorted Fron: Court Room To Begin Sam-nu. Ner Fork. Juno 8. -Bgbs Rrth, the home ren Ring of the New York Americar, dodmy. was to one day in the eity prison» and Arse $100 in rang@utrato's court for ipesd- Ing bis scutommolsile, ° It was Tuth's second appestmnce inm court hears welthin the fast fow weeks on charges of speeding. At hi firat trial, whath tho escaped with a nal fine, ho promnifed to he goeod aend observe Lho Hive. Six days ag, how- over,. ho was caught spesdiag on Rir- ersico Drive and arrested. Poul) Off Criap $100 Babo fait somas of hls fairown sun- Dy disposition when he heard Nasgis- NMrste Howie _profounce tha fill gen- tance,. Ele had come to court pored io jay s heary fre anl hat pesled offs {100 bill frome nil to close thes imancial ord of hd: an- tence. Then Ao wns led from the court room» by a Roeper to begin serving bis time. Oficlally his day 4h Jail ends at € th%s afternoon. Asked I Rr expected to pBsy to- day agiinit Cleveland, the worrfs® ball player mopiied: 'How cam {?* Then, miter refecting for a mo- ment, h» bwigktooed up and jagdr \Well | mays play half of the mme,\ Babo polity was disgusted with the weorl« ina genoral and courts \in partfculas w hin he was tmki® to a Seapool Limpif pre- |. \TherNekpoo! x Mm“ MAICNE FOR PoRF Toward St. John's Afterysl Crash With Iaciserg - #4 s In No iMMeDWE __ 2 DANGER, It 1s Shidl ERaFt chashes invo uas fill BLOCK ABOUT 300 MILES EAR! oF NEW FOUN DLAND, 7% LEFE MONTREAL ON JUNE First News of Crash Which Fal to Give Name of Vemsi¥ Start mors In New York, Mimy Féar Tragedy to Some Passmger ( * Halifax, N. S, Jane 8. British freighter un iceberg off the Wow ound land coast today aridslowly\ making for St. Johs. with feereEoot broken aind Ther f. perk full of wafer, -~/. *% Ship In No Manger,. -- Advices received by thes Caxiadi tsaral staff here said tbat the 1t0g ue was not in need t Ammnédfate iistancce. i 'The message follows: \B. 8, Suspoot collidad (28.40 north, I®, # iRalawica;* (ons,-arctlved at Montmeal~ f sey on May %4 and sallied rg eal om June 2 for Publis.. ' 7 on, tha van picked up by the Brits teer lmor Orduna, whith woul appr mamicly 200 miles from. the sosre We tame accident. | The Ordiunz 'atidd 1 to; reader uflnmcw’iifif <a: . v # Pi U, 8. 8HIPPENR: smald anumweu the court whEck served is hiss 1\ Heo grunted mn- swore it the customary - , mitted &» finger printing - with bad ; grace, The tormaZities in such casom over, be aat do=n aand tried to remd a. newrs- paper Tho sporting page di€nt in- toresi him at aB1 Finally ho cum- pled thr pigasr and throw it Si the floor - Thein Te surveyed other unfor- tunates, Iickuding some truck driv- ers, @onteicesd to jail. Unarsble to Regch Friends, After m. whailb bo asked perraliston to teloph«ore some of his Pricnds to be done absut ob taining Jis release, Ho couli mot reach them, and he displayed more bad Even arnok-ing did not interest bin. Occamicoisaily he gazed out of m win- dow at tta sky and remarked that it was s good Giy for the game, In Ruth, tho magBitrete | \I've been rending many - chauf fera to fall for from five to 15 days, fining them. I rulizo sofie cha ufeurs are earning bait $25 or $86 i seek amd bave familt«s Ge- pendent cn tBeoir support. 'Thetstore it does nol seem fair to alfow poan- inent or society meen or an Agure in the sporting world as you: are to come into the court ane be given a small fims and Eo awa), \Just terra ue you are profminent is to «cue for speeding. Ty fet you off wou« be a bad ecxampele for chauffeur. \I do not wish to force you t© take a suggest iin -you can accept {t or do af you wiish-but when riving on the streets oF this city, Mr. Ruth, ree | member t ho Paw.** Ruth's healthy appetite dwi ndled, tov,.omnd when tha lunch hour cams all he vaaile«d was a botlle of mElk and a ple«s of pie, Ruth had h4s motor-the one which landed him in jall-parked cuiside the bauild£1g, ready for a sedate dash for the P<lo Grounds as soon is he was rolemase@E. He hoped to have time to jing» into uniform ang take the Reld BExfe=re the end #Anae. . eommmememaned Sturzmor Movements, HawTo, litre 5.-Arrived: La Lor raine, New ¥ ork. Sailed: Ls Savoie, New York,. _ . . Liveryed, «June T.-Arrived: (eltle New York, - Jteno - 7.-Arrived: Presi- dente WiEir, New York. - men iGm’o Postponed. Cin clnreatl, June 8. - (National» - o€ protest agaimt paying a mere pit plaso today by President Hard¥ng. CinctanitiNer York same pestpon- asked by the police officers amd aub ':1upool set at rest feawi enlt large passenger yet thre ics fad. When theo frst 5 O S came ou midAFlantic, -t Titanic. dite yeas recalled andifirst Chowighta IC passenger craft, || Fears For Rochmmbaru, - Rumors flew thick mnd fast &e terming the French Zine iteam@ laochambemu, based om a report § teEved from ber last might tha Imd sighted tco off the Nowth a tus comst and ~saveral erroneous jorts were circulated | n-et with trouble. ew The Associated Presm, which tre baseless reports, di€, NOt, b twer, circudate them. * Firs reports of the scoden twived at the Boston neavy yard. uted that the distress calm hak ient by a ship equipped with Umuoes wave transmitter, I ¥eero some doubts as to whether Neochambeau was so equipped. * Them a private adwicee To lere mamed the Seapoo! and H % ttablfshed that she castled a in nstter of this kind. '*, Later Arthur Henderson, nernager of the French line, itcetenzent saying no Ibsen received from the Rog leat she was in trouble and th IeHered sho had gone soutly to A% thre ice field. \ First Reported | Private reports receiwed Here ¥ it o name of the steamer after a rmdi neessaze had been picked aip in (Continued on Page Thiite@ doz Rfa on L ent nn \U. 8. DEPT. OF AGRECUTTORE WEATHER BUREAU, Wednesclay,- The Times' thermomestor ii inlnLixrxrrltm tots 54 gegdrean host n a yesterday ttzas 10 degrees above, at l this mol Ing it was 62 degrees s®oves, sired mai tuis afternoon it was 74 legzrad® a Tine bmrometer registered a praxk 19.80 at 1 yesterday aftermoon, it. i this morning, and 29.560 at aBterncon. t Sun rises; 5:28. Sun sets: 8:34. Moom rises; 10;42. F t fop Watert an 'orecas: aterto=eh probably, s fon uctmott 30 s .. shos 3! (nange lipt'amfiatiture‘ = Washington, , Fube ¥ For “753131711 , t-oudy* tonight?. Prob: ly-showar I -mnporature; variable, 4 exst sid Hastarn Naw: Not #0 - snd. S €4; rain » go- night tsange in Sn\ vafd a 0
